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Italian architect and architectural theorist. His influential treatise Seven Books on Architecture contains designs for three theatrical scenes (comic, tragic, and satirical) as well as a stage plan and cross section.
- Serlio, Sebastiano
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| English | Sebastiano Serlio | Italian architect and architectural theorist. His influential treatise Seven Books on Architecture contains designs for three theatrical scenes (comic, tragic, and satirical) as well as a stage plan and cross section. |
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6 September 1475
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needs adding the different books and their history and translations. URLs have to move there. (English)
see also parts translation in OneDrive CVG (English)
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Sebastiano Serlio
1475 - 1554 (English)
Sebastiano Serlio was an Italian architect and architectural theorist. His influential treatise Seven Books on Architecture contains designs for three theatrical scenes (comic, tragic, and satirical) as well as a stage plan and cross section. His ideas for staging were widely adopted in Renaissance theatres.
1475
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